- Dec 1, 2001
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This is the first topic I have posted, so go easy please.
I have 4 motherboards:
Soyo Dragon Plus (VIA KT266A)
ECS K7S5A pro rev 5.0 (SiS chipset)
ECS NTU400-A (nforce2 ultra 400)
Shuttle XPC SN45G (nforce2 ultra 400)
I have 2 video cards:
Gainward GeForce3 Ti200
ATI AIW 9600XT
Here is my problem:
The Gainward video card works fine in both the Soyo and the ECS K7S5A motherboards, however it will simply not display anything in either of the nForce2 motherboards.
I think it might have something to do with the 8x AGP in those motherboards, since the Gainward is only 4x. I have heard that AGP 8x and 4x use different voltages, specifically AGP 8x uses .8v and AGP 4x uses 1.5v. However, all information I have read so far indicates motherboards supporting 8x agp should also support 4x. The manuals state that the motherboards have "1 AGP 8X slot" (not "1 AGP 8X/4X slot"). Has anybody experienced this problem?
What I have tried:
Disable AGP 8X
Lower AGP aperture
Clear CMOS
Reading the manuals
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I have 4 motherboards:
Soyo Dragon Plus (VIA KT266A)
ECS K7S5A pro rev 5.0 (SiS chipset)
ECS NTU400-A (nforce2 ultra 400)
Shuttle XPC SN45G (nforce2 ultra 400)
I have 2 video cards:
Gainward GeForce3 Ti200
ATI AIW 9600XT
Here is my problem:
The Gainward video card works fine in both the Soyo and the ECS K7S5A motherboards, however it will simply not display anything in either of the nForce2 motherboards.
I think it might have something to do with the 8x AGP in those motherboards, since the Gainward is only 4x. I have heard that AGP 8x and 4x use different voltages, specifically AGP 8x uses .8v and AGP 4x uses 1.5v. However, all information I have read so far indicates motherboards supporting 8x agp should also support 4x. The manuals state that the motherboards have "1 AGP 8X slot" (not "1 AGP 8X/4X slot"). Has anybody experienced this problem?
What I have tried:
Disable AGP 8X
Lower AGP aperture
Clear CMOS
Reading the manuals
